Its HUMP day on the Morning News, and we’ve got lots in store to keep you going until the weekend!
Our Healthy Living segment at 6:45 will feature tips on how to be more assertive. Heather Beaton from the Community Health team at Capital Health Authority will share some tips on how to be more assertive in our lives. As a wellness navigator, Heather says assertiveness can improve self confidence and esteem and improve our communication with others.
Well-known Halifax hair stylist Fred Connors will drop by at 7:15 to talk with Crystal about his newest business venture south of the border. Word on the street is Fred is expanding his Northend business, Fred Salon into the Big Apple. We’ll get the dirt Wednesday morning.
At 7:45 Jill will head into the kitchen with Chef Richard and another young chef, for some tips on how to keep your kids involved in helping to prepare food at home. You’ll also get more information on how enter our latest contest from Uncle Ben’s Canada – and a chance to win a prize pack including a new wok and a selection of rice!
Are you an musician looking for a big break? Tune into the Morning News at 8:15 Paul Brothers will talk with Helen MacMillan with Casino Nova Scotia about a new Artist in Residence Program designed to support emerging Nova Scotia Musicians.
And finally at 8:45 Paul Brothers talks with Trews front-man Colin MacDonald about the band’s upcoming album and concert at Halifax’s famous Marquee Club!
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